Quiet Thinking at Work: When It’s Seen as Smart and When It’s Overlooked
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Quiet Thinking at Work: When It’s Seen as Smart and When It’s Overlooked
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About this listen
Quiet doesn’t get overlooked because it’s weak.
It gets overlooked when other people don’t know what to make of it.
In this episode, we move past why quiet gets misread at work and into the more useful question: when does quiet thinking actually start working?
You’ll hear why two people can think quietly in the same room, and yet only one is read as smart, trusted, and pulled into bigger conversations.
This episode is for you if you’ve ever felt:
– capable, but underestimated
– trusted to deliver, but not to lead
– included, but not invited into what comes next
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what your quiet is signaling at work, and how to shift how it’s read, without becoming louder or less yourself.
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